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Join us on Saturday, December 14 for one of the biggest Art Attack’s of the year from 6:00 to 9:00 pm. Featuring the 13th Annual Krampus Show at Fantagraphics and an amazing array of accomplished local, national, and international artists throughout the historic district topped off with roasted chestnuts on Angelo Street at the San Gennaro Foundation.

Be sure to catch a ride on the free Art Van, which shuttles patrons to lively destinations such as Equinox Studio’s Very Open House as well as many galleries & studios.

We create art that is based on the lives of our neighbors. We do not have a one-size-fits-all approach to this, but we do follow a general process. First, we interview a subject “neighbor”, possibly multiple times, and try to get an accurate sense of what their life is like. We then sit down as a team and discuss the ideas and themes that stand out to us from those interviews. Each artist in the collective spends time developing their own ideas regarding what their contribution will be, and we discuss what media will best portray that neighbor and their life. Then we spend time (weeks, and possibly months) creating art, often with the subject neighbor’s input based on the ideas that have come out of this process of getting to know them better. What you see/read/hear is the product of that process of getting to know one of our neighbors.

This project came together out of a desire to know more about one another. To knock on the door of the people surrounding us and make tangible connections again. Neighborhood Arts Collective was created out of need, something we felt was necessary and important in a nation torn apart by differences and fear. What’s missing? Empathy.

Historic Seattle Presents: Several regional artists will present art themed around “historic Seattle” for this show, reception, and sale to benefit Historic Seattle’s mission. This event coincides with the Georgetown Art Attack‘s December event and Equinox Studio‘s A Very Open House, so come make a festive night of it! Cost: Free! Guests who register in advance will receive a free drink on Historic Seattle. https://www.facebook.com/events/2529214810451454/

8:00 pm Four Queens – Walk Into a Bar…

Prepare to be Amazed, Dazzled, and Bewildered. The Glamazons of Georgetown are back with a NEW show (formerly known as the Dames of Drag). Come, experience the Georgetown Art Attack Saturday evening, grab some dinner and Join us for drinks and a show. You’re sure to have a fabulous time! Happy Hour starts at 4pm – Show starts at 8pm

Come check out Le Petite Theater at the Georgetown Trailer Park Mall for a selection of Holiday shorts projected on old school 16mm film! Featuring cartoons and live action film shorts like The Night Before Christmas, a Punch & Judy Christmas puppet show, Christmas Rhapsody, Little Mole and more! Kids can get their own film clip souvenirs! Showing all day 11am to 6pm with free popcorn as always!

We are back. Established in 1991 as the Mary Tudor art studio, we are one of only two Art studios left in our building. We bring you the most brilliant display of color in abstract form. We present a working studio and presentation space in Art Attack with Dari Stolzoff, Ferrell, Ramona Bell, and Badieh Bryant showing images in abstraction on paper, wood and canvas. Also don’t miss Luscious Leopard Lips , our talented D.J. with a Theremin, playing atmospheric music in the background. Always changing images, we’ll see you there.

Gage Georgetown welcomes you to visit their studios and check out the incredible artwork that the students of the Georgetown, Trowbridge, Flack Ateliers and Atelier Primer students have been working on. Whether you like imaginative realism, modernist paintings, or beautiful drawings, you’ll find something that catches your eye at one of the Gage Ateliers in Georgetown at Equinox Studios.

You are invited to help celebrate 13 years of Equinox Studios – The Creative Industrial Complex. The doors of Equinox will be open for another amazing “Very Open House” and we welcome you to join us for an evening of fun and festivities!

Open Studios is from 6:00-10:00pm but the music and other activities will go on until midnight.

The San Gennaro Foundation is having an Italian Chestnut Roast featuring paintings by Amanda Hulbert. These chestnuts came all the way from Calabria, Italy and we’ll be roasting them over an open fire! Come enjoy some festive fun! We will also have sausage sandwiches for sale, and wine by the glass. You can find us on the corner of South Angelo Street and Ellis Ave South. Buon Natale!

Join us on Saturday, November 9 from 6:00 to 9:00 PM for the Georgetown Art Attack featuring an amazing array of accomplished local, national, and international artists. Catch a ride on the free Art Van, which shuttles patrons to lively destinations throughout the historic Georgetown arts community.

Prepare to be Amazed, Dazzled, and Bewildered. The Glamazons of Georgetown are back with a NEW Drag Show. Hosting and entertainment by Donnatella Howe, Dutchess Drew Nightshade, Fraya Love, and Kara Sutra. Featuring special guest Anita Spritzer, and Go-Go and Stage Kitten Goblyn D’Arse.

We are back. Established in 1991 as the Mary Tudor art studio, we are one of only two Art studios left in our building. We bring you the most brilliant display of color in abstract form. We present a working studio and presentation space in Art Attack with Dari Stolzoff, Ferrell,Ramona Bell, and Badieh Bryant showing images in abstraction on paper, wood and canvas. Also don’t miss Luscious Leopard Lips , our talented D.J. with a Theremin, playing atmospheric music in the background. Always changing images, we’ll see you there.

In addition to the diverse work of member creators Melissa Messer, Vanessa Baird, Bradley Gutting ,Shawna, Side Rail Collective will be presenting a curated selection of academic drawings, models, diagrams and sketches done by local architects. Temple Goods – Objects and Art for Interiors will also have their show room open. https://siderailcollective.cargo.site/ – @siderailcollective

Not one day, but 6 weeks! Over 30 Fogue Studios’ artists, 100’s of works of art under $100! Be the new bestie, the favorite uncle, the cool co-worker, buy cheap art but look like you spent $1000’s! Reception Saturday November 9th 6-9pm-through December.

And the Language Was Beauty: New paintings and collage byGillian Theobald

On view through November 16 with an artist talk November 2nd at 1:30pm

A true master of both drawing and color, Theobald further develops her painting series, Fictive Landscapes, in this body of work titled “And the Language Was Beauty.” Her abstracted landscapes situate radiant notes of color in combinations and contrasts that invite the viewer to bask in their invigorating atmosphere. Her vivacious signature collages, made from found packaging and acrylic manipulated into a shallow bas relief space, likewise emphasize color and texture in layers that suggest a playful exploration of space.

A growing arts community in sunny West Georgetown, home to over 100 artists working in an inspiring array of mediums, including dance, blacksmithing, welding, woodworking, cycle fabrication, sculpture, painting, film, glass and art performances monthly.

Join us on Saturday, October 12 from 6:00 to 9:00 PM for the Georgetown Art Attack featuring an amazing array of accomplished local, national, and international artists. Catch a ride on the free Art Van, which shuttles patrons to lively destinations throughout the historic Georgetown arts community.

Gina Siciliano presents I Know What I Am: The Life and Times of Artemisia Gentileschi. In her debut graphic novel, Gina Siciliano brings to life the tumultuous 17th-century cities of Rome, Florence, Naples, and Venice where the fearless Artemisia Gentileschi braved the male-dominated sphere of painting to become a groundbreaking artist. I Know What I Am paints a complex, feminist portrait of Artemisia as a single mother, a sexual assault survivor, and a pioneering practitioner of her craft. The event features an exhibition of Siciliano’s original art, sketches, research material, and related ephemera.

Artist Hans Mayla , Artist/Flight Test Engineer will be showing a body of his aviation paintings and other works September through October. Hans Mayta currently lives and works between Seattle, WA and San José, CR. With a background in aerospace engineering and 6+ years experience in flight testing, he uses these and his surrounding environment as inspiration for his artwork. A unique perspective of the immediate world and the physics of it makes it interesting to all. Mixed mediums

Tiffany Ju will be Prairie Underground’s Artist in Residence from September through October. Her residency will explore the use of recycled garments, fabric scraps, and other collected objects within our warehouse to produce new work. Her process may be observed during our boutique hours Thursday through Saturday 10am-5pm. A reception is planned for Saturday, October 12th from 6-8pm. https://www.prairieunderground.com/artist-series/

Four Queens – Walk Into a Bar…Prepare to be Amazed, Dazzled, and Bewildered. The Glamazons of Georgetown are back with a NEW show (formerly known as the Dames of Drag). Join us for Cocktails and a show. Following the Georgetown Art Attack. You’re going to have a fabulous time. Happy Hour starts at 4pm

Side Rail Collective is thrilled to be hosting its inaugural ArtAttack. Side Rail believes the world becomes a better place through the cultivation of creativity and ideas. Please join us in celebrating both. The diverse work of member creators Melissa Messer, Vanessa Baird, Bradley Gutting, Shawna Stewart and Sabrina Johnson . Temple Goods – Objects and Art for Interiors will also present new work by Chula Tupper. Oct. 12 to Nov. 8.

And the Language Was Beauty : New paintings and collage by Gillian Theobald

October 3 – November 16, 2019

Opening Reception Oct. 12th 6-9pm

A true master of both drawing and color, Theobald further develops her painting series, Fictive Landscapes, in this body of work titled “And the Language Was Beauty.” Her abstracted landscapes situate radiant notes of color in combinations and contrasts that invite the viewer to bask in their invigorating atmosphere. Her vivacious signature collages, made from found packaging and acrylic manipulated into a shallow bas relief space, likewise emphasize color and texture in layers that suggest a playful exploration of space. Both on view at studio e through November 16th.

A growing arts community in sunny West Georgetown, home to over 100 artists working in an inspiring array of mediums, including dance, blacksmithing, welding, woodworking, cycle fabrication, sculpture, painting, film, glass and art performances monthly.

Gaspar’s Construction is hosting our first art show and open house. We believe that original art is the best way for homeowners to personalize their spaces. We love the work of these artists and invite you to come learn more about them. Paintings by Tess Jordan and Evan Elizabeth. photography by Shael Anderson, ceramics by Nancy Parrish and music by Keith Howell. Food, Drink, Fun!

Join us on Saturday, September 14 from 6:00 to 9:00 PM for the Georgetown Art Attack featuring an amazing array of accomplished local, national, and international artists. Catch a ride on the free Art Van, which shuttles patrons to lively destinations throughout the historic Georgetown arts community.

Arrive early for the inaugural Georgetown Beer Festivalfrom noon to 5:00 PM, which celebrates the abundance of craft brewers in Seattle’s south end. As the ancestral home of Rainier Beer – once the 6 th largest brewery in the country – Georgetown is our region’s original brewing district. The diverse offerings available at this event continue that tradition. This festival, at the colorful Georgetown Trailer Park Mall, features a diverse selection of boutique beer from Counterbalance Brewing, Elysian Brewing, Flying Lion Brewing, Future Primitive Brewing, Georgetown Brewing, Ghostfish Brewing, Jellyfish Brewing, Lowercase Brewing, Machine House Brewing, Perihelion Brewery, Seapine Brewing, and Tin Dog Brewing. Tickets redeemable for beverages are available on site ($3 each or 10 for $25). The festival is restricted to ages 21 and over with valid ID. Patrons are encouraged to make an evening of it with a meal at one of our many fine dining establishments followed by the entertaining Georgetown Art Attack.

Fantagraphics Bookstore hosts the conclusion of the 3-day Kathy Acker in Seattle Symposium with an exhibition of works by Alice Wheeler, Louie Raffloer, Charles Peterson, Megan Kelso, Ashleigh Talbot, and Cam Garrett with readings by Stacey Levine (live), Kathleen Hanna (via video). The late Kathy Acker’s residencies in Seattle in 1980 and 1989 were brief but important to the development of this influential author. While residing in Seattle’s Belltown arts community in 1980 she was completing work on her signature novel, Blood and Guts in High School, and beginning to write Great Expectations, which includes passages about her experiences here. She returned in 1989 for a residency sponsored by Seattle’s Center on Contemporary Art (CoCA), which inspired and gave momentum to the Riot Grrrl feminist movement.

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Artist Hans Mayla, Artist/Flight Test Engineer will be showing a body of his aviation paintings and other works September through October. Hans Mayta currently lives and works between Seattle, WA and San José, CR. With a background in aerospace engineering and 6+ years experience in flight testing, he uses these and his surrounding environment as inspiration for his artwork. A unique perspective of the immediate world and the physics of it makes it interesting to all. Mixed mediums .

“Yearly painting blowout, every painting no matter what size! Only $200.00” Thousands of dollars in savings! Doors open at 5:00.Pride In Georgetown. Bold, colorful abstracts. 6007 12th Ave South above Via Tribunali. Call for a viewing 206-850-3045

HOUSEWRIGHT

An exhibition celebrating the legendary work from the Northwest School. This representation of works by Glen Alps, Peter Camfferman, Paul Horiuchi, Yvonne Twining Humber, Mark Tobey, and more, spanning both pre and post-war decades, invokes the dense, mystical wilderness that define the Northwest landscape. Bringing together paintings, drawings, prints and ceramics from significant figures of the movement that highlights our region’s stance on cubism, surrealism, and 20th century abstraction at large.

The Hamilton Building

A working space that opens its doors for Art Attack from 6-9 pm each month. Artist studios & curated exhibitions will be open upstairs at 6007 12th Ave S.

Bruno B. Art Collectif presents Claudio Duran at Jellyfish Brewing in Georgetown, opening Sept 14th during Georgetown Art Attack and running for one month. Claudio Duran was born in Chihuahua, Mexico and raised in Texas. A Seattle resident since 2000, Claudio’s artwork is inspired by unexpected color combinations, machinery, nature and wildlife, anime, rust and decay, surrealism, fantasy, junkyards, and many other Pacific Northwest artists. His medium of choice is acrylic on wood panel. facebook.com/claudioduran16

Georgetown Arts & Cultural Center

Artist and educator Toni Brooks White will be showing her encaustic collages of multi-layered compilations of imagery, text and song lyrics that come together in a sumptuous medium.

Drag and the City! Attracting lovers of drag shows from near and far. Music begins at 7pm with DJ Eric and the show starts at 8pm with a brief intermission.This hit show is back for the latest installment! Drag and the City stars Tru Saint James, Donnatella Howe, Kara Sutra, Miss Fraya Love, Miss Gay Washington, and Dutchess Drew Nightshade. All performers offer different generational views and interpretations of the art of drag including some LIVE singing and comedy. This event is 21+ with Valid ID only.

Summer of Color . Established in 1991 as the Mary Tudor art studio, she retired and we continue in her direction. We bring you the most brilliant display of color in abstract form. Standing alone, we present a working studio and presentation space in Art Attack with Dari Stolzoff, Ferrell, Ramona Bell, and Badieh Bryant showing images in abstraction on paper, wood and canvas. Also don’t miss Luscious Leopard Lips, our talented D.J. with a Theremin, playing atmospheric music in the background. Always changing images, we’ll see you there.

Paper Press Punch

Is pleased to present the work of our 2019 Master Roll Resident, Elaine Lin. She spent the summer with us in our Risograph print shop and will present a new body of work (a comic and series of prints) on Saturday September 14th for the Georgetown Art Attack. I Still Love You Los Angeles, Volume 1 details the anxiety and weird cultural oddities of moving from Seattle to LA for three months. It’s a collection of vignettes that show the loneliness of moving to a new city alone, and being swept up into work that sucks you dry, while struggling with leaving your old life behind for a new life that seems worse.

The Eyes Have It : an international group show orchestrated by Tim Kerr of the 80’s hardcore band The Big Boys and Seattle’s own Monkeywrench.

The Shed

Malakinsi is an immersive installation work created by Seattle-based artists, Ryan Hatfield and Ana Puzycki. Together their joint installation and movement disciplines aim to explore individualized moments, nuances and peripheries within a complex environment. Malakinsi will be open on September 14 from 6-9pm, with performances happening at 7:00, 7:30, and 8:00 pm. All are invited to join for as much or as little of the evening as desired. 6631 Ellis Ave S, entrance from alley off of Warsaw ONLY

A growing arts community in sunny West Georgetown, home to over 100 artists working in an inspiring array of mediums, including dance, blacksmithing, welding, woodworking, cycle fabrication, sculpture, painting, film, glass and art performances monthly.

Visit the Georgetown Art Attack in Seattle’s oldest neighborhood for an evening of hot summer action with extended hours at the Trailer Park Mall for the annual and always entertaining Drag Strip! The FREE and family friendly Art Ride Bus tours the art destinations, including the west end locations such as studio e, Equinox Studios and more, with pick up locations thru out Georgetown, enabling your inner art lover to experience it all.

Within the walls of the menagerie are many strange and wonderful creatures. They are collected from the edges of the earth and brought into one place for all to view. Some are small and docile, content with their captivity. Others are large and ferocious, bored and eager to escape.

The art of Jason Singler . Using pointillism as his technique and his skateboard’s grip tape as his canvas, Jason has forged his own unique style in the art community. Cityscapes and natural images come from his connection to Seattle and Georgetown. And his creatures and cartoonish personalities come from his vivid imagination.

The Gurls are pulling into the Trailer Park Mall as part of the August Art Attack for the yearly free show and summer celebration! Bring your lawn chairs and single dollar bills to tip the performers. Opening with one band, Javelin at 8pm, Bacon Strip presents Drag Strip at 9pm-ish! This year hosted by Sylvia and Honey, featuring: With Old Witch, Cookie Couture,Strawberry Shartcake, James Darling, Kara Sutra, DonnaTella Howe, Meat Man Bolt and Stage Stud Beta. Disco Vinnie will be spinning the hits and continuing the after party at The Palace Following the show.

Summer of Color. Established in 1991 as the Mary Tudor art studio, she retired and we continue in her direction. We bring you the most brilliant display of color in abstract form. Standing alone, we present a working studio and presentation space in Art Attack with Dari Stolzoff, Ferrell, Ramona Bell, and Badieh Bryant showing images in abstraction on paper, wood and canvas. Also don’t miss Luscious Leopard Lips, our talented D.J. with a Theremin, playing atmospheric music in the background. Always changing images, we’ll see you there.

A growing arts community in sunny West Georgetown, home to over 100 artists working in an inspiring array of mediums, including dance, blacksmithing, welding, woodworking, cycle fabrication, sculpture, painting, film, glass and art performances monthly.

Arctic / Antarctic: The North and South is a series by photographer Kelsey Wood highlighting the contrast between the Arctic in the North and the Antarctic in the South, as well as the polar day and polar night. Displayed in vibrant color with acrylic mounted prints and light boxes.

What better way to spend a summer evening than being part of the Art Attack in Seattle’s oldest neighborhood? Be sure to come early to meet the local & visiting authors and artist for the Hot Off the Press Book Fair, with time peruse all your favorite art haunts. Georgetown fosters a dizzying array of inspiring industrial, fine arts, contemporary visual, performing arts/artists, music, and makers, a paint for every palette.

The FREE and family friendly Art Ride Bus tours the art destinations, including the west end locations such as studio e, the Shed Gallery and Equinox Studios, with pick locations thru out Georgetown, enabling your inner art lover to experience it all.

Come back Sunday July 14 – 10am to 3pm and enjoy the Georgetown Garden Walk & Cross Pollinate. Beautiful gardens host plein air artists, and music all through out the neighborhood. www.georgetowngardenwalk.com

Within the walls of the menagerie are many strange and wonderful creatures. They are collected from the edges of the earth and brought into one place for all to view. Some are small and docile, content with their captivity. Others are large and ferocious, bored and eager to escape.

In residence July 5-28, open studio on July 13 6-8 pm, performances on 7/27 and 7/28 at 8pm. Barnes merges acupuncture and dance to create connection, belonging, and self-illumination. Using East Asian Medicine theory and its pulse listening method, Barnes creates a participatory experience for people to be a part of and reflected by the art.

Reigning Queen of the Seas Kara Sutra is kicking off Gay Day at Wild Waves with a Shepherd’s Pie Cook Off and at the Gayest Bar in Georgetown – The Palace!

Funds raised will support ISCSORE General Fund and The 50 Year Anniversary Coronation Shepherd’s Pie cook off entry: 1) sign up via direct message to Kara Sutra 2) make a double batch of YOUR Shepherd’s Pie and bring it before 8pm on July 13th 3) Audience will have the opportunity to taste test and vote on their favorite the night of the show

Expressions in Color and Form . Established in 1991 as the Mary Tudor art studio, she retired and we became Illumination Studio. Standing alone, we have the collection with the most brilliant display of color of all the stops in Art Attack with Dari Stolzoff , Ferrell,Ramona Bell , and Badieh Bryant showing images in geometric, organic, and spacial on paper, wood and canvas. Also don’t miss Luscious Leopard Lips , our talented D.J. with a Theremin, playing atmospheric music in the background. See you there.

A growing arts community in sunny West Georgetown, home to over 100 artists working in an inspiring array of mediums, including dance, blacksmithing, welding, woodworking, cycle fabrication, sculpture, painting, film, glass and art performances monthly.

“Peaceful Assembly” brings together works by a wide-ranging group of 6-8 artists including Denzil Hurley, Kathy Slade and others from the PNW along with those from farther afield such as the British artist Jeremy Deller, which reference histories and historical pressure points that resonate today. Many employ the imagery, accoutrements and cultural expressions–from Punk music to indigenous regalia–of public protest, processions, and ceremony in mediums ranging from abstract painting and documentary-style video to industrial embroideries. Guest curated by Melissa E. Feldman

Double Nasty presents the 8th annual Cross Pollinate where resident gardeners host plein air painters, artists create multi-media installations, and musicians line up to play under the hat and around the hood every year in conjunction with the esteemed Georgetown Garden Walk. Sponsored in part by Georgetown Merchants Association and Georgetown Community Council, Cross Pollinate supports local artists, presents art in non-traditional ways, and builds bridges between communities.

The FREE and family friendly Art Ride Bus tours the art destinations, including the west end locations such as studio e, the Shed Gallery and Equinox Studios, with pick locations throughout Georgetown, enabling art lovers to experience it all.

Taylor Renno is coming back into the art world after taking some time off to pursue a career in neuroscience. That experience now informs her art. This collection is inspired by dementia and Alzheimer’s sufferers and caregivers.

A working space that opens its doors for Art Attack each month. Artist studios & curated exhibitions will be open from 6-9pm upstairs at 6007 12th Ave S, across from All City Coffee in Georgetown. On view May 11: Beth Fishman, Melissa JeterAlbrecht, David Johansson, Bridget O’Brien Smith, Markel Uriu .

John Muir Elementary, part of Seattle Public Schools, is a culturally rich school located in the Rainier Valley. As a Title 1 school with limited resources, visual arts and our creative expressions act as a connector to address the inequities to create social change – internally and externally. With some background of the harmful effects of fast fashion, students only worked with remnants and a variety of fabrics and textiles donated by Prairie Underground.

The 2019 Georgetown Super 8 Film Festival. Gallery Pre-Screening and Community Voting. Reception, Saturday, May 11th at Oxbow Gallery 6-9pm

Viewings – May 3rd, 5-8pm and May 9th 6-8pm. GS8 Film Screening at the Seattle Design Center. Friday, May 31, 7:00-9:30. Doors open at 6:30

5701 Sixth Ave S, Seattle, WA 98108

Come see and celebrate films created by community members through the Georgetown Super 8 program, a project that teaches super 8 filmmaking, loans participants cameras, and challenges them with documenting the Duwamish Valley, and capturing their ideas, with 1 roll of unedited super 8 film.

Isaac Quigley, a Seattle-based artist whose acrylic paintings incorporate found objects, craft supplies, studio refuse, and heavy layers of collage. Though sculptural, drawing and form are essential, his process relies on an intuitive spontaneity that creates a messy and raw aesthetic. He uses materials to flesh-out a variety of landscapes and biological processes to help describe our relationship to our environment.

Drag and the City attracts lovers of drag shows from near and far! Dames of Drag is back for the latest installment featuring Tru St. James, Donnatella Howe, Kara Sutra, Dutchess Drew Nightshade and Miss Fraya Love . All performers offer different generational views and interpretations of the art of drag including some LIVE singing and comedy.

$15 at the door with pre-show tickets available for only $12 here: damesofdrag.ticketleap.com/drag-and-the-city/ with music beginning at 7pm and the show starting at 8pm with a short intermission. This event is 18+ with Valid ID only.

Join us for the official opening of Le Petite Cinema , a new film/theater/poetry space, tucked away in a shipping container in the heart of the Georgetown Trailer Park Mall. We are kicking off with a Vintage Cartoon Bonanza projected on real, live, old school 16mm film! Starting at 6pm, the show will feature sound and silent toons, as well as both black and white and color film’s spanning several decades starting in the 1920’s! Free popcorn!

Our sassy vintage trailer shops will all be open and featuring vintage finds and local art. Or stop by to have a cookie experience with our amazing vendor Lowrider Cookies!

Expressions in Color and Form . Established in 1991 as the Mary Tudor art studio, she retired and we became Illumination Studio. If you absolutely love color in all It’s glory then come into the studio that has the warmest, most brilliant display of color in abstract form. Standing alone, we have the collection with the most color of all the stops in Art Attack with Dari Stolzoff, Ferrell,Ramona Bell , and Badieh Bryant showing images in geometric, organic, and spacial on paper, wood and canvas. Also don’t miss Luscious Leopard Lips , our talented D.J. with a Theremin, playing atmospheric music in the background. See you there.

Featured in the guest showroom through May 31st, Kim Rask & Missy Douglas ( Uckiood)

ODD JELLY OUT: Introversion

Remember when you didn’t belong? When you appeared joyous yet you were anxious, when you wanted to fade away because you didn’t fit in, yes, you, the introvert, the excluded, the outsider, the shy, you, the individual, beautiful ODD JELLY OUT. Also showing Fogue Studio Members: Meet the artist members and check out the studio demos!

A growing arts community in sunny West Georgetown, home to over 100 artists working in an inspiring array of mediums, including dance, blacksmithing, welding, woodworking, cycle fabrication, sculpture, painting, film, glass and art performances monthly.

As an athlete and an artist, Lynnee Jacks is inspired by the natural world, starscapes and the outdoor adventures that have taken her around the world. She began taking photos in 2015 while on an international skateboarding tour and has been seeking out new adventures to photograph ever since.Open during Art Attack.

” Dawn Cerny and Damien Hoar de Galvan share an aesthetic that is both formal and reductive while maintaining a sense of fun and curiosity. Both artists offer objects that allow us to contemplate their function, texture, and relation to the human body. Also, when shown together, they address issues of usefulness and create a tension of belief albeit fragile.” -Robert Yoder, SEASON

Emily Wamsley is a Seattle-based artist that repurposes discarded tin and wood to create mix-media amalgamations which speak to the joys of life on the West Coast. Through the rigorous search and discovery of cast-off materiality, Emily’s work encapsulates a quality that is both distinctive and intangible.

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THE ART OF EMILY WAMSLEY AT THE ELYSIAN TAPROOM

Emily Wamsley is a Seattle-based artist that repurposes discarded tin and wood to create mix-media amalgamations which speak to the joys of life on the West Coast. Through the rigorous search and discovery of cast-off materiality, Emily’s work encapsulates a quality that is both distinctive and intangible.

The FREE and family friendly Art Ride Bus tours the art destinations, including the west end locations such as studio e, and Equinox Studios, with pick locations thru out Georgetown, enabling your inner art lover to experience it all.

HIGHLIGHTS:

Fantagraphics Bookstore & GalleryJack Kamen‘s classic stories in comics like Tales From the Crypt, Weird Science, Haunt of Fear, and Weird Fantasy left a lasting impression on mid-century American youth. They sold in the millions, but were vilified by preachers and politicians, who claimed these comic books were the cause of juvenile delinquency and crime, leading to their ultimate demise. Kamen’s legacy has been preserved in the EC Artists’ Library from Fantagraphics Books. An exhibition of Kamen’s comics hosted by series editor J. Michael Catron opens Saturday, February 9 from 6:00 to 9:00 PM.

All City Coffee presents Happening . Happening is a collection of information about arts-focused community projects coming to Georgetown in 2019 meant to inform the public about these projects and invite participation and feedback. Don’t forget to pin the map with places you find arts & culture! Brought to you by The Georgetown Super 8 Film Festival, Mini Mart City Park, and The Georgetown Arts District Committee.

Johansson Art Gallery is a working studio featuring paintings, hats and sculptures by David Johansson. Formerly the Art Cave venue on Capitol Hill, now located above Via Tribunali, across from The Alice Gallery at 6007 12th Ave South. We will occasionally feature guest artists throughout the year. Expressive, colorful and bold works of art featuring abstract Seattle city scenes, and landscapes. New paintings added to the walls weekly. We look forward to meeting new friends, and love the Georgetown community.

Rainier Glass Studio Become part of the glass art experience, browse the gallery of NW artists unique blown glass art and stay for live demonstrations at 7pm during Art Attack.

Seattle Freeze along with Curator/Resident Artist Hoa Hong present the works of Madeline Owen and Danthanh Trinh. Live music provided by Dayana Capulong and Amy Lp. New to Georgetown and having just opened in the late Spring of 2018, Seattle Freeze is excited to join in on February 2019 Georgetown Art Attack! 6-9pm / Free Event / Family Friendly.

Full Throttle Bottles presents Isaac Quigley a Seattle artist who uses paint and abstraction to represent science and biology. Come by Full Throttle Bottles for a beer or taste some wine provided by Petit Monde Wine Merchant, and we can discuss things like cavitation, imploding bubbles underwater, and whether the mantis shrimp or the pistol shrimp would win in a fight.

HOUSEWRIGHT is a gallery and showroom with artifacts, art, furniture, lighting and textiles. Established by designer Tim Pfeiffer and architect Steve Hoedemaker as an extension of the duo’s desire to share a range well designed pieces for the home ranging from new production, found objects from around the globe, treasured antiques, and pieces sourced from workshops and artists. Featuring the work of Kim Van Someren, Sue Danielson, EmilyGherard, in partnership with Bridge Productions alongside artists, AlfredHarris, Jill Young Rosenast, Alex Marshall, and Nancy Fargo.

Georgetown Arts and Cultural Center presents ” When you let the light in” a solo show of new oil painting and mixed media by Angielena Chamberlain. These new works focus on navigating the process of reckless and complicated love. Sometimes healing is laughter, sometimes tears and often times misunderstood by those around us. This is a playful look at how the artist decided to let healing happen in her own life.

Mainframe Featuring drawings on display by illustrators Socar Myles and BudCook , and rock photography by Paul Hernandez , Georgetown’s neighborhood frame shop Mainframe will be open during Art Attack. Come check out the art as well as frame options for your new art purchases! New customers receive $25 off their first custom frame (valued at $100 or more).

Illumination Studio# 305Color Intersects with Color . If you absolutely love color in all It’s form and glory then come into the studio that has the warmest, most brilliant display of color in abstract form. We have the collection of the most color of all the stops in Art Attack with Dari Stolzoff, Ferrell,Ramona Bell, and Badieh Bryant showing images in geometric, organic, and spacial images on paper, wood and canvas. Also don’t miss Luscious Leopard Lips , our talented D.J. with a Theremin, playing atmospheric music in the background. Come in and warm yourself without the fire.

Fogue Studios & Gallery Solo exhibition featuring Fox in the Hen House, sculptures by Tom Gormally “Over the past two years, I have created a series of sculptures, as I process the bizarre and disturbing stories that are a part of world news today”.- Tom Gormally. In Gormally’s Fox series, he approaches ongoing political and cultural turmoil how he imagines a shaman would deal with these disturbances; by creating effigies to dispel the negative influence affecting our culture.

studio eGreen Fuse : Sarah Norsworthy Immerse yourself in the Pacific Northwest forest through the artwork of Sarah Norsworthy. studio e is delighted to present our first solo exhibition of Norsworthys’ paintings, ranging from expansive panels, to delicate inks on paper, to multi-panel composites grafted together. Few artists capture the dense, organic atmosphere of the forest as tactilely as Norsworthy, whose paintings exude the scent of moss and humus. Often adopting the woods themselves as her studio, Norsworthy soaks up their essence and transfers the experience to her panels. Thick layers of oil paint seem to grow from her surfaces like bark, lichen, or vegetation. Jan 3- Feb 9, 2019. Open every Thursday, Friday, and Saturday from 1-6pm

Equinox Studios is a growing arts community in sunny West Georgetown, home to over 100 artists working in an inspiring array of mediums, including dance, blacksmithing, welding, woodworking, cycle fabrication, sculpture, painting, film, glass and art performances monthly.

Ring in the new year with Georgetown Art Attack as we celebrate the industrial, fine arts, contemporary visual, performing arts/artists, music, and makers that thrive and inspire in Seattle oldest neighborhood! The FREE and family friendly Art Ride Bus tours the art destinations, including the west end locations such as studio e, and Equinox Studios, with pick locations thru out Georgetown, enabling your inner art lover to experience it all.

Fantagraphics Bookstore & Gallery Tom Van DeusenExpelling My Truth release party featuring an exhibition of original drawings and book signing. Opening January 12, 6:00 to 9:00 PM Exhibition continues through February 7.

All City Coffee presents Happening . Happening is a collection of information about arts-focused community projects coming to Georgetown in 2019 meant to inform the public about these projects and invite participation and feedback. The Georgetown Super 8 Film Festival, Mini Mart City Park, and The Georgetown Arts District Committee.

Rainier Glass Studio Become part of the glass art experience, browse the gallery of NW artists unique blown glass art and stay for live demonstrations at 7pm during Art Attack.

OxbowRafael Soldi is going to be in the space exhibiting work in progress, and we will be open for Art Attack 1/12.

HOUSEWRIGHT is a gallery and showroom with artifacts, art, furniture, lighting and textiles. Established by designer Tim Pfeiffer and architect Steve Hoedemaker as an extension of the duo’s desire to share a range well designed pieces for the home ranging from new production, found objects from around the globe, treasured antiques, and pieces sourced from workshops and artists. Featuring the work of Kim Van Someren , Sue Danielson , EmilyGherard, in partnership with Bridge Productions alongside artists, AlfredHarris , Jill Young Rosenast , Alex Marshall , and Nancy Fargo.

Mainframe Featuring drawings on display by illustrators Socar Myles and Bud Cook , and rock photography by Paul Hernandez, Georgetown’s neighborhood frame shop Mainframe will be open during Art Attack. Come check out the art as well as frame options for your new art purchases! New customers receive $25 off their first custom frame (valued at $100 or more).

Illumination Studio# 305 Color Meets Color . Come in to where color lives . We specialize in abstract, organic, color field and spacial paintings. Dari Stolzoff with abstract and organic, Ferrell with color field and spacial, Ramona Bell with narrative, abstract paintings and Badieh Bryant painting geometric abstract. Also enjoy Luscious Leopard Lips , our D.J. with a Theremin, playing atmospheric music in the background. Color at its most vibrant .

Machine House BreweryRyan Lofftus is an artist who works out of Common Area Maintenance in Belltown. He drinks cheap beer, watches a lot of horror movies, loves punk music and printmaking, and likes being positive. Come find him at Machine House Brewery during Art Attack.

The Palace Theatre and Art Bar is hosting an early Pop-up shop featuring local artists from 3-6pm. Beginning at 7pm we are featuring a new drag show Dames of Dragdoing a themed show called VH1 Divas . Come and join us!

The Georgetown Liquor Company is featuring the work of local artist Dave Ryan of Manticore Stencil Art! Acrylic & aerosol on wood, pop culture prints & more!

Fogue Studios & Gallery Solo show and Exhibition featuring the art of Jane Caminos “ON WOMEN BOUND” representing through art, marginalized women around the world. “I believe that artists have a responsibility to enrich their cultures. The aim of On Women Bound is to increase awareness of crimes against women, be they a world away or an instance of domestic violence in a couple’s kitchen. I want the paintings to start a dialogue.”- Jane Caminos. Foguestudios.com

The Elysian Taproom presents Blake Blanco ‘s paintings that are primarily of sculptures that range from iconic to spectacles of decay. Throughout this series, the artist explores ways of renewing the vitality of the sculptures, and in some instances, transforming the them into the observer. The work frequently couples with nature in a way that replicates its environment through surrealism and allegory. The Elysian Taproom is located at 5410 Airport Way S, in the North Building of our Airport Way Brewery.

Jellyfish Brewing Company is excited to showcase the art of Dan Mahon. Kitties unite! Brought to life via mixed media. Incline to the feline!

studio e Green Fuse: Sarah Norsworthy Immerse yourself in the Pacific Northwest forest through the artwork of Sarah Norsworthy. studio e is delighted to present our first solo exhibition of Norsworthys’ paintings, ranging from expansive panels, to delicate inks on paper, to multi-panel composites grafted together. Few artists capture the dense, organic atmosphere of the forest as tactilely as Norsworthy, whose paintings exude the scent of moss and humus. Often adopting the woods themselves as her studio, Norsworthy soaks up their essence and transfers the experience to her panels. Thick layers of oil paint seem to grow from her surfaces like bark, lichen, or vegetation. Jan 3- Feb 9, 2019

Open every Thursday, Friday, and Saturday from 1-6pm

David Johansson, a Seattle artist since the early 80’s has moved from his Capitol Hill location known as The Art Cave to Georgetown in the Hamilton building at 6007 12th Ave South above Via Tribunali and across the hall from The Alice Gallery. Johansson Art Gallery (JAG) is David’s working studio. The walls feature an eclectic mix of paintings in a salon style, floor to ceiling display. Many different images hanging depending on the mood and present motivations. Come on up the steps and take a look at the paintings. David looks forward to meeting the folks that make Georgetown such a sumptuous and creative enclave of Seattle.

Equinox Studios is a growing arts community in sunny West Georgetown, home to over 100 artists working in an inspiring array of mediums, including dance, blacksmithing, welding, woodworking, cycle fabrication, sculpture, painting, film, glass and art performances monthly.